What Are The Commonalities Between DPC Practices That Have Closed?

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Over the past year, I have researched why some DPC practices have closed. It’s NOT always the reasons you think!! I communicated with almost 60 of these physicians and have broken this down to some really important and eye-opening factors. And guess what? It doesn’t matter if you are just thinking about starting, if you have recently opened, if you are early in your practice, or a seasoned DPC doc for years. There are blind spots that physicians have in common and I am going to explain it all at the DPC Summit on June 21st. That is why I cannot release this information right now. Sorry.

I look forward to seeing you all there. And please come talk to me if you see me. It is NEVER a bother to meet you all and answer any question you may have. Hell, I have even signed people’s books and it is extremely flattering. But hurry up and register as it is almost filled and the hotel rooms are running out.

About Douglas Farrago, MD

Dr. Farrago is a retired family physician based in Forest, Virginia. Since 2021, he has run DPCnews.com, a leading resource for the Direct Primary Care (DPC) movement. He is the author of three best-selling books on Direct Primary Care: The Official Guide to Starting Your Own Direct Primary Care Practice The Direct Primary Care Doctor’s Daily Motivational Journal Slowing the Churn in Direct Primary Care (While Also Keeping Your Sanity) In 2016, Dr. Farrago conceived the idea for the Direct Primary Care Alliance and co-founded the organization alongside other pioneering DPC physicians. He is widely recognized as a leading expert in the DPC model and frequently lectures to medical students, residents, and practicing physicians on how to successfully start and run their own DPC practices.Dr. Farrago sold his Direct Primary Care practice in October 2020 but continues to receive care there as a patient.